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ICICI Travails 2016

ICICI Bank is no better or worse when compared to any other Bank. But a 15+ year relationship and some element of loyalty made one continue with them.

The other account I had with Axis Bank — their supposed salary account, has now charged a lien of 900 bucks and want…

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The Billfold in The BillfoldJun 19, 20148 min read

My No-Bullshit Hiring History: Kitchens, Concert Halls, Banks and More

by Evan DeSimone

Vesna PlankoAug 29, 20152 min read

PIN to the rescue

There are no quick fixes and apparently it’s hard to create a new habit. But some things just need to change. Embracing 2-factor authentication is one of those. And regarding money better safe than sorry.

Jean-Pierre BuntinxOct 30, 20154 min read

How Should We Define The Concept of Money?

The concept of money has been proven to be difficult to grasp for most everyday consumers. In fact, we have no idea how money came to be to begin with, although one could argue the concept of “money” is older than even language itself. Have we been using…

Hallie Bateman in The BillfoldMar 106 min read

How The Big Banks Went Down (And What Happened Next)

Personal dispatches from the bankless future

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gayle goossenFeb 173 min read

Customer service?

I was born before the calculator was invented.

I used trig tables. I memorized my multiplications tables (alas, I was bored at 7). I remember using a rotary phone. I posted a letter. I read a book. I went into a bank and asked a teller to help me open a bank account. It took about 3…

Eric BurroughsMar 2611 min read

China’s banks and bad debt: where from here?

This is where the China economic debate really comes to a head.

There is no doubt China has built up a large stockpile of bad debt with the poorly planned/implemented stimulus package of 2009 and the clumsy use of stimulus…

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Zakir KhanDec 11, 20151 min read

HOMELESS

People end up on streets every day. This is not because people do not want to work, but because the bank mafia artificially inflates and…

Boffy in Times A WastinApr 511 min read

Banks, Steel and The EU — The Banks

The threat to the steelworks at Port Talbot, and the rest of steel production in Britain, synthesises a range of ideas and issues I have written about over the last few years. The attitude of the Conservative government, when it comes to supporting industry, rather…